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Just assuming that the current UEFI working group agreed to this, the first problem arises when one of the key holders is compromised. As a possible scenario:
by sounds 14y ago
Just assuming that the current UEFI working group agreed to this, the first problem arises when one of the key holders is compromised.
As a possible scenario: what if the Windows 8 private signing key leaked because it was used in Terminal Server somehow - do you want the FSF revoking the Microsoft signing key, thus invalidating UEFI signed drivers (necessary for boot) from hundreds of OEM's?
We can shortcut all this by supporting www.coreboot.org
- cs702 14y agosounds: coreboot.org is a worthwhile cause but unfortunately, for better or worse, whether we like it or not, most hardware vendors have decided to adopt UEFI.